A huge swarm of bees has been spotted in flying around Bucks village.

The bees were seen in Flackwell Heath moving down side roads off Blind Lane towards Bourne End with one resident describing the swarm as particularly "angry".

The Buckinghamshire County Beekeepers Association (BCBKA) say the "honey bee swarming season is upon us".

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When a new queen is born the old queen finds a new hive and the group swarms in random places until they find a good spot.

A section of the BCBKA's website reads: "Honey bees can swarm from a warm early Spring through to a warm late Summer.

"Peak honey bee swarming period is May to July.

"A honey bee swarm can look (and sound!) very intimidating.

"Bees in a swarm are actually house-hunting, so can be less inclined to be defensive.

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"However, anyone with an allergic reaction to insect stings is advised not to approach a swarm, either on the move or if found clustered in a tree or hedge.

"If found and reported in good time, honey bees can often be successfully captured and re-homed into more appropriate accommodation.

If you spot a swarm of bees report it to the BCBKA here.